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This document appears to be a set of construction drawings associated with a federal contract opportunity from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District. The drawings provide details for the construction of a hurricane and storm damage reduction project in Middletown Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey, including the installation of a floodwall, levee, and other related civil infrastructure.
The associated federal contract opportunity, solicitation number W912DS24B0014, is for the construction of Phase II, Contract 4B components of the Port Monmouth Hurricane and Storm Damage Reduction Project. The project scope includes constructing 1,521 LF of floodwall, 1,040 LF of levee, 3,100 CY of contaminated non-hazardous material, 15,510 CY of excess/unsatisfactory material haul and disposal, 2,405 CY of borrow material, 2 road closure gates, and 119,300 LF of steel H-piles. The contract will be acquired as a Small Business Set-Aside, with an anticipated IFB issuance on or about 10 May 2024 and bids due 30 days later. The base period of performance is 1,300 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed date. The magnitude of this construction is estimated to cost between $50 million and $75 million.
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BUILD SOIL SAUCER AROUND
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HERBIVORY FENCE SHALL BE PLACE WITHIN THE SCRUB SHRUB, DUNE AND MARITIME FOREST PLANTING AREAS.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT REMOVE THE FENCING BEFORE THE COMPLETION OF 2-YEARS MAINTENANCE PERIOD.
HERBIVORY FENCE SHALL BE INSTALLED AS SHOWN IN THE DETAIL IN CLUSTER OF 4 TO 6 CELLS. EACH CELL SHALL BE
ACCESSIBLE AT LEAST FROM ONE SIDE FOR PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING OF THE INTERIOR VEGETATION.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEVELOP A CELL NUMBERING SYSTEM FOR HIS WORKING AND FINAL AS-BUILT DRAWINGS TO
FACILITATE THE REFERENCING AND MONITORING OF THE INDIVIDUAL CELLS.
HIGH WATER ELEVATION.
A MINIMUM OF 1' ABOVE THE MEAN
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TOP OF THE FENCE FABRIC AND ALONG THE INTERIOR NYLON TWINE EVERY 3 FEET.
(BOTH PERIMETER AND INTERIOR). THE FLAGGING SHALL ALSO BE TIED ALONG THE
OF TAPE FROM THE TIE, SHALL BE TIED TO THE TOP OF EACH HARDWOOD STAKE
NOTE FOR ON HERBIVORY FENCE: MYLAR FLAGGING, TRAILING AT LEAST 12 INCHES
FRESH WATER TO ELIMINATE AIR POCKETS
WATER-SETTLE SOIL INTO PLANTING HOLE WITH
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INTERIOR TWINE DETAIL
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HERBIVORY FENCE DETAIL
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